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Khalid Mahmood
khalidmalik13@yahoo.com
Mon, 10 Oct 2005 00:47:10 -0700 (PDT)
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Labour Campaign for Relief of Earthquick Victims in Pakistan (LCREVP)
Naheed Effendi, vice chair person of Labour Party Pakistan (LPP) has lost
most of relatives from her mother side. Her village near Balakot in Northern
area has lost most of the inhibitants during the most disastrous earth quack
in the history of Pakistan.
So is the case of Nisar Shah, chairperson of LPP. His native village near
Rawalkot in Kashmir has also lost most of the 500 or so. It is been
estimated that over 25000 has so for been lost. Many area are still waitng
for the first help from outside world even after 40 hours of the earthquick.
Even in Lahore, yesterday, where we are based, there are several building
that clooapsed but the real losses are in Norhtern mountanous areas of
Pakistan and Kashmir.
LPP with support of Labour Education Foundation is settinf up LCREVP. It is
setting up releif camps at Karchi, Lahore, Hyderabad, Islamabad and Murdan.
It will collect madicines, blankets, food stuff and money to buy up the
needy items. It will focus to help the areas in Rawalkot in Kashmir and
Balakot in Northern Areas.
Nisar Shah is already left for Kashmir nd is been asked to set up relief
committees in Kashmir with the help of local LPP supporters and members.
More form other areas wuill be joining him once the roads are clear.
Here is the initial appeal by Labour Education Foundation, a long standing
registered social organistion that has carried out such activities during
the Afghan crisis as well. Please come forward for help.
Comradely,
Farooq Tariq
Labour Education Foundation Appeal
Dear Friends,
A strong earthquake, the most powerful in 100 years, hit Pakistan yesterday
at 8:52 am. More than 20,000 deaths and around 50,000 injured are reported
so far, toll may rise to thousands more. Due to the destruction of
communication means and bad weather, actual figures are not known so far.
Kashmir is the worst hit area, where many villages have been completely
destroyed. NWFP province and northern areas of Pakistan are also severely
hit. We in Lahore also felt strong earthquake, many huge buildings have got
cracks and one three story building was collapsed.
Large scale rescue and relief efforts have been carried out by government
and civil society organizations.
Labour Education Foundation in collaboration with Women Workers Help Line,
National Trade Union Federation and Labour Party Pakistan is setting up
relief camps in Lahore and Karachi to help victims in the worst hit areas.
We will be working closely with our contact organizations and persons in
these areas to coordinate joint efforts. We will be collecting money mainly
for medicine and food.
You can help in relief efforts by sending money to Labour Education
Foundation. You can also send medicine and food items directly to our
offices in Lahore and Karachi or camp sites. Details of Camp sites will be
sent to you tomorrow.
In solidarity,
Khalid Mahmood
Programme Manager, Labour Education Foundation,
Sufi Mansion, 7- Egerton Road, Lahore, Pakistan.
Tel: 0092 42 6303808 Fax: 0092 42 6271149 Cell: 0092 321 9402322
Karachi Office: 628- Mashriq Center, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi. Tel: 0092 21
4854643
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Labour Party Pakistan
40 Abbot Road, Lahore, Pakistan
Tel: 92 42 6315162
Email: labourparty@gmx.net
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<DIV><BR>Labour Campaign for Relief of Earthquick Victims in Pakistan (LCREVP)<BR><BR>Naheed Effendi, vice chair person of Labour Party Pakistan (LPP) has lost<BR>most of relatives from her mother side. Her village near Balakot in Northern<BR>area has lost most of the inhibitants during the most disastrous earth quack<BR>in the history of Pakistan. <BR><BR>So is the case of Nisar Shah, chairperson of LPP. His native village near<BR>Rawalkot in Kashmir has also lost most of the 500 or so. It is been<BR>estimated that over 25000 has so for been lost. Many area are still waitng<BR>for the first help from outside world even after 40 hours of the earthquick.<BR><BR><BR>Even in Lahore, yesterday, where we are based, there are several building<BR>that clooapsed but the real losses are in Norhtern mountanous areas of<BR>Pakistan and Kashmir. <BR><BR>LPP with support of Labour Education Foundation is settinf up LCREVP. It is<BR>setting up releif camps at Karchi, Lahore, Hyderabad, Islamabad
and Murdan.<BR>It will collect madicines, blankets, food stuff and money to buy up the<BR>needy items. It will focus to help the areas in Rawalkot in Kashmir and<BR>Balakot in Northern Areas. <BR><BR>Nisar Shah is already left for Kashmir nd is been asked to set up relief<BR>committees in Kashmir with the help of local LPP supporters and members.<BR>More form other areas wuill be joining him once the roads are clear. <BR>Here is the initial appeal by Labour Education Foundation, a long standing<BR>registered social organistion that has carried out such activities during<BR>the Afghan crisis as well. Please come forward for help.<BR><BR>Comradely,<BR><BR>Farooq Tariq<BR><BR>Labour Education Foundation Appeal<BR><BR>Dear Friends,<BR><BR>A strong earthquake, the most powerful in 100 years, hit Pakistan yesterday<BR>at 8:52 am. More than 20,000 deaths and around 50,000 injured are reported<BR>so far, toll may rise to thousands more. Due to the destruction of<BR>communication means and
bad weather, actual figures are not known so far.<BR>Kashmir is the worst hit area, where many villages have been completely<BR>destroyed. NWFP province and northern areas of Pakistan are also severely<BR>hit. We in Lahore also felt strong earthquake, many huge buildings have got<BR>cracks and one three story building was collapsed. <BR><BR>Large scale rescue and relief efforts have been carried out by government<BR>and civil society organizations. <BR><BR>Labour Education Foundation in collaboration with Women Workers Help Line,<BR>National Trade Union Federation and Labour Party Pakistan is setting up<BR>relief camps in Lahore and Karachi to help victims in the worst hit areas.<BR>We will be working closely with our contact organizations and persons in<BR>these areas to coordinate joint efforts. We will be collecting money mainly<BR>for medicine and food. <BR><BR>You can help in relief efforts by sending money to Labour Education<BR>Foundation. You can also send medicine and food
items directly to our<BR>offices in Lahore and Karachi or camp sites. Details of Camp sites will be<BR>sent to you tomorrow. <BR><BR>In solidarity,<BR><BR>Khalid Mahmood<BR><BR>Programme Manager, Labour Education Foundation,<BR><BR>Sufi Mansion, 7- Egerton Road, Lahore, Pakistan.<BR><BR>Tel: 0092 42 6303808 Fax: 0092 42 6271149 Cell: 0092 321 9402322<BR><BR>Karachi Office: 628- Mashriq Center, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi. Tel: 0092 21<BR>4854643<BR><BR>-- <BR>Labour Party Pakistan<BR>40 Abbot Road, Lahore, Pakistan<BR>Tel: 92 42 6315162<BR>Email: labourparty@gmx.net<BR><BR>
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